Car accident at Fangcaodi?

Yes this is correct. It happened to my son Julien on November 15th of last year. The details are below:

http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_6e64d4830100n064.html

The school has very unfortunately not taken responsibility. it took 2 weeks after this accident and threats from other parents to finally agree to limit cars on the playground. Upon our return to China after 3 months of medical treatment overseas, the school told us that we should "sue them" if we wanted to get any compensation.

how is your son now?

PS: i thought the international section had moved to shuangjing?

Thank you for your messages. We have indeed hired a lawyer and are putting pressure on the school. Still no resolution and no major changes.
the updated story with the reaction of the school is here:
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_6e64d4830100p6qy.html
We are pursuing this as want to use this as a case such that schools like FCD take children safety and accountability more seriously.
Feel free to circulate that blog to other parents who might be thinking about FCD. They should know what kind happen, and the reaction you will get there if something happens.

This gets my blood absolutely boiling. And the further I read, the more I felt my blood pressure rise. The school's reaction is beyond sickening. "To avoid walking from nearby parking lots, the school’s management and principal teachers prefer to park and maneuver where the children play and rest." So presidents and principal teachers simply don't want to deal with finding parking, having to walk a little further, or maybe dealing with public transportation? It's too much of a "hassle", so they feel entitled to park and drive their vehicles where children should feel safe to play? It's bad enough having to dodge self-entitled drivers while crossing the street or even walking on the sidewalk (My kids still have this false sense of security, since cars do not drive on the sidewalk back in the states. Yet here, all bets are off, so I have to remind them to always be alert.)... But to worry about such a thing on a school playground? No. Absolutely not. I agree with contacting the press. Raise a stink, get this story out there, and do what it takes to make sure the offending parties are held accountable for such negligence and utter disregard for the children which are being entrusted to their care.

The photos are heart-wrenching, and when I read about Julien's psychological issues stemming from the incident, I felt sick to my stomach. Poor little guy. I will keep you all in my thoughts and hope he continues on the healing path. Hang in there, and take care.